urheimat

See also: Urheimat

English

Alternative forms

Urheimat

Etymology

Borrowed from German Urheimat (“original homeland”).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈʊə.haɪ.mɑːt/, /ˈɜː-/, /-mæt/, /-mət/

Noun

urheimat (plural urheimats)

(history, especially historical linguistics) The original homeland of an ethnic group, particularly the speakers of a proto-language; the cradleland.

Translations

the original homeland

Armenian: նախահայրենիք (hy) (naxahayrenikʻ)
Esperanto: prahejmregiono, prahejmlando
Estonian: algkodu
Finnish: alkukoti (fi)
German: Urheimat (de) f
Hungarian: őshaza (hu)
Macedonian: прататковина f (pratatkovina), прародина f (prarodina)
Polish: praojczyzna (pl) f
Russian: праро́дина (ru) f (praródina)
Swedish: urhem (sv) n
Ukrainian: праба́тьківщина (uk) f (prabátʹkivščyna)
Volapük: rulomän

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